Anu Jain

@CISFAirport Kudos for such prompt and alert service.They located us before we even realised we had forgotten a bag.

@_anujsinghal So we'll deserved Anuj

Your channel is number 1 thank you viewers 🙏 mediaavataar.com/editors-pick/5…

@_anujsinghal Stay blessed

I turn 46 today. Exactly 23 years ago, on my birthday, I received an offer to join Network18. I walked in as an intern, with more dreams than direction. Today, I have the privilege of being the Managing Editor. Half my life. One newsroom. Countless stories, lessons, mistakes, growth, and belief. Grateful to colleagues past & present, mentors, teams who trusted me, and to you—my followers—who watch, question, criticise, and push me to be better every day. Still learning. Still hungry. Still thankful. 🙏

@devinamehra Ditto

Never get married What is yours?

Always encourage your child to play one sport. Apart from fitness , it Teaches u- How to lose gracefully Hug your opponent post the contest Defeat is an event & not a person Team spirit Next day/ game starts at 0 And most imp- helps u make friends for life…

@varinder_bansal Does he short the market before tweeting

A serious q: is there anyone (board/ authority/ court) above Mr Trump to question or even debate his decisions/ tweets?

@ElonMuskNews47 Yes

@nevilleb Hi Is this the same Neville I knew from tardeo

I walk. I chance upon a waterbody. I see a drum afloat in it. I see reflections of green vegetation. I see the play of colors. I see the dance of light. I raise camera to eye. I frame & compose the shot. I trip the shutter. Oh, What A Beautiful World it is I perceive. I. just I.

@nxt888 @riteshmjn Kudos

They say Vietnam accepted a lopsided deal. That we agreed to pay tariffs on our exports to the U.S. while letting American goods enter our market for free. That we bowed. That we submitted. That we traded dignity for access. But that is not what happened. Vietnam does not pay American tariffs. American businesses do. Every time a container ship docks in California with Vietnamese goods, it is the importer in Los Angeles, not the worker in Bình Dương, who pays the 20 percent surcharge. Every time a piece of Vietnamese furniture enters a U.S. home, it is the American consumer, not the Vietnamese farmer, who foots the bill. The U.S. is not taxing Vietnam. It is taxing itself. And it is doing so not because we demanded it, but because it cannot imagine a world where we win on merit. Vietnam built its economy from the rubble of war. With no Marshall Plan. No empire to bankroll our rise. No military bases across the globe to force open markets. We earned every dollar of our trade. We built every factory. We trained every worker. We climbed out of poverty not on pity, but on perseverance. What terrifies the empire is not that we are dependent on them. It is that they are still dependent on us. They rely on Vietnamese labor to clothe their children, furnish their homes, and assemble their electronics. They count on our stability to anchor their corporations in Asia. They need us to counterbalance China, but fear that we might become too strong, too sovereign, too unaligned. So they do what empires always do. They tax. They threaten. They distort. They say Vietnam is growing rich off the American consumer. But we did not beg for that consumer. We did not invade their country. We did not lobby their government to make them buy from us. They came to us because we produce better, faster, cheaper. Because our people work with skill, precision, and dignity. Because we know how to build. If the U.S. wants to cripple its own supply chains out of spite, let it. If it wants to burden its own companies to punish our success, let it. If it wants to price out its own low-income consumers to feel powerful, let it. We have survived worse. This is not the first time a foreign power misunderstood Vietnam. Not the first time they mistook our patience for passivity. Our silence for consent. But we remember history too well to be fooled. The French called us primitives. The Americans called us pawns. Now they call us partners. But we have only ever been one thing. Vietnamese. And the glory of a people who endured centuries of occupation, who bled for independence, who turned famine into industry and rubble into factories. That glory will not be stopped by a tariff. The empire may tax what we send. But it cannot tax what we are.

@riteshmjn Grateful for the trust

4 years back I made a call…. Market cap will shift from manufacturer ( AMC) to distributor ( wealth manager)….

@s_r_khandelwal Raining peddar road

Pop up just north of Thane🚨 Rains expected over Thane,Mulund shortly. Could well spread to other parts of Borivali-Mira Road. Comment if rains start there. #MumbaiRains

Meant no pilot

Since there is Pilot in the craft we are not even getting any updates

Boarded Indgo flight from istanbul for mumbai 6E18 Today.sceduled 730pm. It then got delayed to 8. After boarding it's been 2.5 hrs every 15 mins they announce 15 mins delay .is there a maximum time for which people can be made to wait I wont take a indigo flight ever. Will u

@samuelkumar011 We r about to gly finally

@technicallyANU On flight radar it's showing the flight is cancelled can you confirm I have to fly tomorrow with the same flight

Ban international flights by Indigo if they r not up to the mark